Doubtful. Just the cost of doing business. Not worth the time over 800 bucks for a company as big as GameStop. They screwed up not you. You do that too many times PayPal might ban you...but I wouldn’t worry about it in this case.
You'll now most likely be black listed and won't be able to shop on gamestop.com anymore. And just because it shows as case closed doesn't mean they can't reopen and re take the money back. If gamestop continues to pursue.
I don't care if they take the money as long as I get refund for the HD Camera that wasn't delivered to me.
Eventually that will most likely show up. I've had things take 2 weeks recently with the post office. Swore it was lost with no updates but it did show up. Better to continue to try to contact CS in the future for any legit business.
Yeah well that’s nice and all of them to outright lie to you, given the receipt says any item purchased from 11/1-12/24 is eligible for extended holiday returns
Yeah mine froze and it was probably yellow light too if I remember. It was the backwards compatible one. When we called they offered to fix it for around $200 since we didn’t have warranty
Yeah mine was out of warranty too. Go straight through Sony Customer Service and the prices are pretty reasonable. I've heard PS4 repairs are also pretty low.
Walmart, I asked on a series x and they said their online only still
from what ive seen on twitter, alot of people are getting ps5's in store at walmart. i just saw one store near me go from 6+ to out of stock.
Their email support is not well monitored at all I've been ignored through that form before. It's not fair to us but unfortunately you have to call their CS to get through.
It’s up to the managers discretion. Some of their decisions are dumb. Like my local Walmart only allows a certain amount of people in because of COVID. They have a counter at the door. Ends up causes a huge line of people packed in together....great way to prevent COVID. As a result I just go somewhere else or buy online.
The ones in my areas still claim they are doing online only for pickup. My closest one (old bridge) has had 6+ according to brickseek for a few days now.Dominator was that a walmart in NJ? The one I dealt with this morning was a train wreck. Hopefully the people that were in the beginning of the line got one
Huh, you just saw 59 scalpers and didn't even know it.
Scalpers can suck it. Scamming people for the hottest Christmas video game console people want in a year when people could really use some positive vibes. No, we get this hot mess. Ill say it again. Scalpers would be doing the same damn thing if Covid/lock-downs never happened so there is no pass for them. I mean holy hell, it's Christmas!Huh, you just saw 59 scalpers and didn't even know it.
Not even hating: some people out there really do need the cash, and it's an easy way to double to triple your money right now.
You have to remember that money is the most important thing in the world so of course you are going to see all these shady people trying to make as much of it as possible. History has proven again and again that no matter the state of the world, if there is money to be made, people will do whatever it takes to make it.
I’m not sure why Sony and MS haven’t forced the retailers to use a captcha code at least. This has to be hurting their bottom line from a software perspective.
How so? The same people buying consoles at a premium clearly have the money to buy games as well.
This is true. If people would stop buying $700-$1000 PS5's and Series X from scalpers, none of this would be happening.
Sony, Microsoft or any company has no right to demand how another company chooses to sell their product. It's one thing to state how PS5 games are displayed in store (when they are paying for retail space) or how many they give to each retailer, but they have no right to tell Walmart, for example, how they want to choose to sell. If Walmart wanted to do a lottery system they can as it is now their products, they can sell it whatever way they want to after paying for them.
So if you’ve never had a PS before,
you? No that’s not how a company gets more market share.There’s a difference between what you are saying and a company doing something like that as a thank you of sorts for repeat customers.So if you’ve never had a PS before,
I could be wrong, but I think I remember either Sony or Microsoft threatening to withhold shipments to certain retailers if they violated something like street date on something (or some other reason). I was definitely under the impression that they do have recourse if their products aren’t being sold the way they want them to be.
Sony did offer preorder with similar criteria. There were about two preorder wave with Sony.
No one is dumb enough to take a nuclear approach like that with Walmart or Target. Especially with Walmart. Also breaking a street date sometimes happens by mistake. Ultimately, they wouldn’t want system out in the wild too early because the supporting services aren’t ready.
I signed up for that. Never got the invite.
Which is a contract that most retailers will sign with distributors so it's the reason why companies don't break street date, don't sell over MSRP (well some do), put games in the same location (Sony games will always be with Sony games), etc.
